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#ramadan #fasting #health The benefits of fasting, which holds a significant place among the blessings bestowed upon us by the Creator, are countless. Fasting, by intentionally abstaining from the desires of the self, becomes a training in willpower, and by enduring the hardships of hunger and thirst, it becomes a training in patience. Fasting is an effective way to control desires and purify and elevate the soul. Fasting also allows one to better understand the situation of the poor, thereby striving to alleviate their suffering. The proverb, "The well-fed do not understand the hungry," expresses this. So, what are the benefits of fasting? What are the Benefits of Fasting? Regarding fasting, our Prophet said: "For every good deed, the reward may range from tenfold to seven hundredfold, but fasting is different. For fasting is for Me, and I will reward it." (Muslim, “Siyam,” 164; Nesai, “Siyam,” 42) Good for the Stomach and Intestines! Because there's no such thing as eating throughout the day while fasting, by eating moderately and without overdoing it at iftar and sahur, the stomach and intestines have the opportunity to regulate themselves, even if they've been exhausted for an entire year. Thanks to the regulation of stomach acid, the digestive system functions much better. However, as we've mentioned, it's important to eat moderately and in sufficient amounts during iftar and sahur to avoid overdoing it. Strengthens Memory! The physical demands we avoid while fasting allow our brain to concentrate on tasks. By focusing on unnecessary activities, the body focuses on perception and learning, allowing our memory to function better. Eating less stimulates the mind and contributes to personal development. Fasting during Ramadan benefits both our physical and mental health. Fasting teaches us to understand people and act with tolerance throughout the day, while also allowing our minds to function more practically. By not spending time digesting, our bodies focus on our thinking and memory. Delays Aging! In those fasting during Ramadan, blood vessels repair themselves as lipid and cholesterol levels decrease. Fasting cleanses these vessels and improves blood circulation. In other words, fasting promotes cell regeneration, bringing health to our bodies and minds and significantly delaying aging. Fights Against Cancer! Cancer begins with the rebellion of a few anarchic cells anywhere in the body. If our bodies are constantly engaged in metabolism, they cannot control the entire body. In a fasting person, however, the body has time to control itself, thus immediately intervening in harmful activities. As a result, the formation of cancer cells is prevented from occurring in the first place. Helps to Break Bad Habits! During fasting, alcohol consumption is often either completely abandoned or significantly reduced. Similarly, since smoking isn't an option during the day, you can give these bad habits a try by being mindful and exercising your willpower during the time between iftar and sahur. If you have bad habits like alcohol and cigarettes, and you're extra careful about them during Ramadan, you can take a step towards a much healthier life by making sure to do so even when you're not fasting. Helps the Liver Rest! Our liver, which works 24/7 and is often overwhelmed by the countless foods and drinks we consume, both harmful and harmless, can take some time for itself and rest during fasting. This rest period allows our body to function much more healthily, and our liver to be in better condition than ever before. Boosts Mental Function! Fasting, which promotes the formation of new stem cells in the brain, has a protective role against mental illnesses such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Furthermore, scientific studies have shown that fasting enhances mental function. Cleanses the Skin! By cleansing your digestive system, your entire body is cleansed. This also helps flush toxins from your liver and kidneys. This cleanses your skin and helps reduce acne. Teaches Patience! Fasting increases patience in people who practice fasting by abstaining from food and drink for a specific period of time, a significant psychological development. Improves Your Eating Habits! Fasting helps regulate the eating habits of those with disrupted eating habits. Fasting helps regulate eating habits and foster healthy eating habits. This helps correct overeating habits and prevent obesity and excessive weight gain.